i.e. if CRC are saying the warranty is now 28 days, then section 75 doesn’t automatically put your CC provider on the hook for the next 5 months.
Any warranty will end when the company ceases to be (unless it’s an insurance backed warranty). Consumer Rights Act still applies. That’s what my claim was under in the example I gave. I did wonder what would happen if you paid money for a warranty separately. The Vitus warranty terms are essentially Wiggle/CRC will deal with your issue. If these no longer exist then I’m not sure whether the CC would do anything
buying something from a liquidation sale of a company in administration.
For consumer rights, the only reason this would matter is that the entity you bought from then ceases to exist. Hence if you buy with credit card you still have a party you can make a claim from, with the same rights and for the same period as if the original company still existed. Your rights are not diminished just because the company is shutting down. What it does mean is you will likely only get money refunded, no replacement or repair.